Incoming International Exchange Student Program

Our Objective

In order to encourage a cross-culture interaction and mutual sharing of viewpoints, we sincerely welcome international students to study in China Medical University. It provides a unique opportunity for international students to get a closer look and have first-hand experience about Taiwanese culture and society.

Program Duration

Taiwan Winter Program: January 13th~ January 24th, 2014

Application Deadline

October 31st, 2013

Exceptional Course

Ethnicity and Taiwanese Society

Political and Economic Development in Taiwan

Introduction to Traditional Theatrical Arts in Taiwan

Introduction to Contemporary Architecture in Taiwan

Volunteer Service and Taiwan Society

Eastern Diet and Sport

Introduction of Acupuncture

Introduction of Chinese Medicine

Introduction to Safety and Health

Taiwan’s Health Insurance

Infectious Diseases in Taiwan

Tai Chi

(CMU reserves the right to modify the courses.)

Credits

Participants who successfully complete the program’s courses will receive a course certificate.

More Information

CMU provides financial assistance for the enrolled International students in the duration of the program.

Part of the accommodation expenses.

School Field trip will be arranged and is free of charge.

Tuition and Other Expenses

Students do not have to pay for tuition. However, students must pay for part of the accommodation fees, airfare, visa fee, health insurance and personal expenses (meals, transportation…etc.), which may vary greatly from student to student.

How to Apply

International students, who are interested in enrolling in the ISEP program, please read the attachment for more details.

People
Taiwan is a modern, free, democratic society whose people are hardworking, fun-loving, educated and friendly. While eagerly embracing the future, the people of Taiwan hold onto traditional values and ideals as well.

Culture
The culture of Taiwan is a blend of modern and traditional, national and international, unique and universal. Due to Taiwan’s complex political history, the influences of indigenous culture, Confucianism, Japan, and Western civilization, everything are seamlessly woven together, creating a fascinating, dynamic society like no other in the world.

Cuisine
In Taiwan, it is said that there is a snack shop every three steps and a restaurant every five. Foods and dishes from around the world are available in Taiwan. However, Taiwan's native cuisine, which has gained worldwide attention.

TransportationBy Air ---There are six domestic airlines providing services between major cities such as Taipei, Taichung, Tainan, Kaohsiung and Hualien.By Taiwan High Speed Rail (THSR)---If you would like to save time, THSR is a good choice.By Train--- The railway network along the coastline is another economic option for traveling around Taiwan.By Highway Bus ---Long distance highway bus services provided by private transportation companies are very popular. They have an extensive network and a frequent service schedule. By Metro/Subway ---In Taipei and Kaohsiung, the metro system (MRT) provides convenient and comfortable transportation. Metro fares range from NTD20-60(USD0.6-1.8). By Bus & Taxi ---Each major city has its own bus system. Taxi fares start at NTD 70 (USD 2.1) and increase with the time and distance traveled. By Motorcycle/Scooter & Bicycle ---Motorcycles and scooters are very popular means of transportation in Taiwan.